Some of the best engineering schools in the world serve as feeder programs for the best technology companies out there — like Facebook, Google and Apple.
So, which school is most likely to land you the job you want?
The U.S. News & World Report says the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is the top engineering college in the world. That's followed by Stanford and the University of California at Berkeley.
When the U.S. News & World report, among other publications, develops its rankings, it analyzes curriculum, programs, faculty commentary, facilities and other info.
All these schools have comparable high-quality academics, smart professors, and great campuses. But when it comes to figuring out the value of an engineering school, there's only one thing that really matters: The amount the school will help your future career.
We want your help figuring out what those best schools are.
We've assembled a big list of schools from engineers, industry professionals and entrepreneurs that work at some of the most popular technology companies out there.
Please take 10 minutes to answer the questions below. In a few weeks, we'll reveal the new definitive list of the World's Best Engineering Schools.
Keep in mind the list is not comprehensive — if there's a college missing, add it below!
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